MaxiMarketing, The New Direction In Advertising,
Promotion, And Marketing Strategy - Chapter 5

  1. Introduction

  2. Maximized Accountability: Proving That It Works 

  3. The Naked King: Today's Advertising Research

  4. Limitations of Marketing Research Frankly Confessed

  1. The Lonely Advocate of Response Testing

  2. How the Caples Method Works

  3. Why Was Buried-Offer Testing Abandoned?

  4. Time for a New Approach

  5. How Response Testing Makes Advertising More Realistic

1. Introduction

One of the most important books written about Marketing and Direct Marketing is MaxiMarketing by Stan Rapp and Tom Collins. Enough can't be said about the importance of reading this book cover to cover - more than once. It is available from McGraw Hill and it's ISBN is 0-452-26238-0. Its copyright is 1988. It is also available from retail bookstores like DoubleDay and WaldenBooks.

In the preface, MaxiMarketing is described: MaxiMarketing is not a textbook or a how to book. It is a "think" book that aims not to solve your advertising and marketing problems but to stimulate you to think about them in a new way so that you can solve them yourself.

This book will not give you a magic formula for marketing success. It will tell you how other marketers are building new structures as they observe the old order crumbling. In it, we point out ways to make your advertising, promotion, and distribution more effective every step of the way.

The hurricane winds of change have already toppled some corporate giants that seemed indestructible as California redwoods. And more are threatened.

MaxiMarketing is a fundamental shift in viewpoint that can help provide the strength and flexibility that today's marketing giants need to survive. MaxiMarketing can also help the smallest of companies survive and thrive and perhaps become giants themselves.

Finally, we want to emphasize that MaxiMarketing is not just another buzzword. Whatever you choose to call it, for many companies the new strategic thinking we present will be literally a matter of life or death.

Selected passages from MaxiMarketing have been posted to the DMRG website to help companies understand some of the new thinking and new structures required to help you improve your marketing results WITH MORE CERTAINTY.

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